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December 01, 2015

"Cyg"-nificant Science Launching to Space Station
Kennedy Space Center FL (SPX) Dec 01, 2015
NASA's commercial partner Orbital ATK plans to launch its Cygnus spacecraft into orbit Dec. 3, atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket for its fourth contracted resupply mission. The flight, known as CRS-4, will deliver samples and equipment to the International Space Station for research investigations that will occur during current and future expeditions in the many science disciplines aboard the orbiting multi-disciplinary laboratory. This delivery will support significant research being c ... read more

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